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but can it be transformed? can the piles of bones form waves and crash into beauteous palettes of marble? can the deepening cracks in the concrete be filled from the top and forgotten? i think they would reappear much sooner. lately it’s been good to think and once the mind has wandered off does it have the courage to stay lost? because i think it’s funny – the pain of trying to hard to find a place – consumes the soul much more, it seems, than thriving in the uncertainty of being content while still feeling lost. can the wires be untangled if the ends are saudered shut? can we pull apart the fibers and recreate landscapes we thought were places we’d like to visit. i don’t want to believe the places i’ll find are perfect mirrors at this point in time and my arrival will shatter the equilibrium but if that turns out, i will hold my breath and put the pieces back in a mosaic and color the shards with my tears.
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Jul 9, 2017
Jul 9, 2017 at 4:53 PM UTC
TOOMUCH//NOTENOUGH
but can it be transformed? can the piles of bones form waves and crash into beauteous palettes of marble? can the deepening cracks in the concrete be filled from the top and forgotten? i think they would reappear much sooner. lately it’s been good to think and once the mind has wandered off does it have the courage to stay lost? because i think it’s funny – the pain of trying to hard to find a place – consumes the soul much more, it seems, than thriving in the uncertainty of being content while still feeling lost. can the wires be untangled if the ends are saudered shut? can we pull apart the fibers and recreate landscapes we thought were places we’d like to visit. i don’t want to believe the places i’ll find are perfect mirrors at this point in time and my arrival will shatter the equilibrium but if that turns out, i will hold my breath and put the pieces back in a mosaic and color the shards with my tears.
chrispk
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23/New Jersey
Jul 9, 2017
Jul 9, 2017 at 4:53 PM UTC
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